Scherzeler: The result is very disappointing, this kind of performance cannot win the ball at all

Hupu News on October 26th Premier League, Manchester United defeated Brighton 4-2. After the game, Brighton head coach Fabian Scherzeler was interviewed by the BBC's "Match Day" program.

About the game

"This result is very disappointing. We made too many mistakes, and we can't win the game with this kind of performance."

When asked if he felt there was still a chance when the score was 3-2

"I have always felt that we have the possibility of a comeback. We worked hard to catch up throughout the whole process and created opportunities, and our opponents also had opportunities. But the key problem is that the mistakes we made easily consumed too much energy, and in the end In the later stage, we just lacked this part of the energy. "

Talking about mistakes leading to points lost

"In the end, the game is about execution, and our execution today was completely inadequate. We made too many low-level mistakes. We must start from training and take every pass and every touch seriously. We must improve."

About the team's pursuit from 0-3 down

"As I said, The team showed great fighting spirit, toughness and belief and we never gave up. But the core problem is still those low-level mistakes-the tactical deployment and formation structure are all fine, but in the end the key execution ability is missing. This is the reason why we lost today. "

was asked whether Manchester United was more confident today

"I think both teams are very confident. The game was evenly matched from the beginning. The atmosphere at the scene today was very lively and the fans were shouting loudly, but it was actually our mistakes that made them more excited. This is also true, and we must change this. "

Talking about the team's next plan

"Whether we win or lose, review and reflection are necessary. We are a young team and have to analyze problems honestly and find the right solutions - this has always been our approach and attitude after games. Now, all we have to do is keep training hard. "